Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: FRIDAY, March 30, 1990

• LITHUANIAN DESERTERS OFFERED AMNESTY FOR RETURN
• U.S. SAYS BOMB-TRIGGER BUYERS AGENTS OF IRAQ
• FOR THE RECORD
• FOR THE RECORD
• NO GLOBAL WARMING - YET
• AGENT ORANGE STUDY FINDS NO CANCER LINK
• FIRE DAMAGE TO LIBYAN FACTORY REPORTEDLY LESS THAN THOUGHT
• COURT PROHIBITS REJECTING JURORS BASED ON RACE
• DREAM OF AIDING EARTH OUTLIVES BOY
• BEIJING ORDERS PUBLIC TO AVOID MAIN SQUARE
• APPALACHIA TREATED AS THIRD WORLD STOP
• BUSH AIDS SPEECH DECRIED AS 'TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE'
• CHILD-CARE BILL OK'D BY HOUSE
• PARENTS' DEATHS PIT BROTHER VS. BROTHER
• `TRAINED' VIOLINIST STEPS OUT
• GRANDPARENTS DO NOT GET QUAKE BABY
• ENROLLMENT BY BLACKS RISES IN U.S. COLLEGES
• FATHER WHO BURNED SON SAYS HE'S BLENDING IN
• WRONG-ORBIT SATELLITE'S ROCKET DOWN
• TIME NEAR FOR CLOCKS TO 'SPRING FORWARD'
• DEAFNESS NO DETERRENT FOR JUDGE
• SENATE REJECTS AID FOR MINERS
• ALASKANS GET MOST FROM UNCLE SAM
• LIFE EXPECTANCY RISES FOR WHITES, BUT NOT BLACKS
• BUSH AIDS SPEECH PRAISED/ ACTIVISTS WANT PRESIDENT TO MATCH WORDS WITH ACTION
• MORE ARMS REPORTEDLY SENT TO SALVADORANS
• THOUSANDS FLEE SOUTH AFRICAN VIOLENCE; AT LEAST 36 DEAD
• CONTRAS TAKING ARMS BACK INTO NICARAGUA
• WHITES ONLY RACISTS, BLACK LAWMAKER SAYS
• SLOVAKS PROTEST REPUBLIC'S NEW NAME
• CHOLESTEROL POSES THREAT TO ELDERLY
• DEMOCRATS IGNORE BUSH THREAT TO VETO CHILD-CARE BILL
• SENATE PASSES CLEAN AIR BILL, BUT CUTS AID TO COAL MINERS
• BUSH ISSUES APPEAL ON LITHUANIAN CRISIS